Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-28
FIRE CoMKussIoNERs.-The Board of Fire


FIRE CONSEQUENTLY Board of Fire
Commissioners met last evening in regular
monthly session. The payroll and the
following bills were allowed and ordered
paid: Capital Gas Co., Sl1 20; S. P. R. R.,
30 cents; postoflice, 81 So; 2. Duffy, So;
Neubourg d Lagos, SIG 80; Huntington,
Hopkins & Co.. 50 So; Hays G. Jackson, 81;
A. NJ. McCallum, SD so; j. A. NJ. Martin,
SIS 3d. s. Roth, 90 cents; Geo. Schroth & Co.,
IS "A; c. II. Krebs & Co.. SIS rs; Richards &
Knox, ST. 6S; Jacob Griesel, 81; ]. f. Hill,
81 IS; d. P. Figg, 70 cents; NJ. S. Hammer,
81; A. S. Hopkins & Bro, 25 CENTS p ].
Cotfey & Son, 81 80; Frank Wickwire,
S. So NJ. McElaney, So J. P. McManus,
S55; Sacramento Glass Co., 81; Whittier,
Fuller Il Co.. 3d. c. McCreary & Co., S14 &c.
Palmer & Sepulveda, IS cents; H. Coates
$50 56; G. Sullivan, SIS; H. Visker, $50.
Total, S404 &c.
SURPRISE PARTY.-The Church and con-
gregation of the Christian Church, ON
Eighth street, rendered surprise party on
Tuesday evening to their pastor R. L. Nc
Hatton, Seventeenth and l. streets, the oc-
casion being the first anniversary of his
passionate of this Church. There was
large attendance, and the evening was spent
very pleasantly in social conversation, mu-
sic and such games as can be played in
house full of people. The people not only
surprised their pastor, but remembered
him with many substantial gifts, and dur
ing the evening purse of money was pre-
scented to Mrs. Mediation. We learn that
Mr.. McHatton's pastorate has been very
successful during the past year, and the
coming year opens with very encouraging
prospects.
A MINIATURE FLORAL FEsrIvAL-Eauity
Lodge, Knights and Ladies of Honor, held
their regular weekly meeting at Grangers
Hall last evening, which was followed by
the usual social. Their entertainments are
rare unique and pleasant, their programme
decidedly original, and their talent first
class. Last evening it took for its leading
feature q floral festival in embryo with
Miss Lizzie Aiken as the goddess of flow
ers. After the literary exercises refresh
ments were served. The committee who
have in charge the programme for next
Wednesday evening promise a decided
surprise party. The Lodge now numbers
about 100 members, with large number
of applications on file.
RAILROAD TAKING CHANcEs.-The agent
of the Union Pacific Railroad, in comment
ing last evening upon the effect of the in
terstate commerce law, and the fact that
the order of the Commission suspending
routes Int not incn5iny tbat
eistad that the T1nion Psc;6" ,,ronnl ps,i y
90 abead inst Tho same &c # t,a oISo1 IA ~
incIndad = also and receive fra;obt aooo nai
ingly. This is taking the Commission on
arIsl t s me audi.lonai SUSPENSION 70 De
annarent IN all business men that Sactio, 4
will have to be suspended tor all time, or
the commercial business of the coast will
suspend itself indefinitely.
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POLICE Ooekr.--ln Tue roiice court yes
terday l. A. Argueilos case of grand
laroe' IN appropria'ing oouole team and
puggy, the properly OIL j. W. wilson was
The case of All Rem for arson was 60, for for
to-noorroU All Mumm WAS cony;ctad
of Leening an onium den and fined s5S or
TWENTY-FIVE DAYS The case of Frank
Taylor for violating the hotel-runner or1Ii.
nance, went over until tomorrow James
Bidwell Indjan). arrested for having been
NorARIEs APPOINTED. = Inc Governor